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Pentagon releases 1,500 pages of declassified documents about flying saucers
Collisions with unidentified flying objects (UFOs), also known as flying ground, have left Americans with radiation burns, brain and nervous system damage.
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Scientific application
Microsoft has solved the most annoying battery problem, but why have we never heard of it?
Batteries are incredibly useful, but there are a few downsides. For example, they can only store a certain amount of electricity; charging takes time (and not all batter…
Space science
The 'youngest' planet Earth is stuck with a paradoxical summer lasting 40 years
Six super telescopes have focused on Earth's coldest and most mysterious brother and discovered very strange things are happening on this planet.
Science invention
Samsung once created an extremely 'cool' automatic shooting robot
The machine has the ability to detect targets, warn with loudspeakers, shoot rubber bullets and fire live bullets.
Space science
The first interstellar object to explode on Earth
A fireball that ignited over Papua New Guinea in 2014 was a fast-flying object from another star system, according to a recent announcement by the US Space Command (USSC…
Health
7 secrets to help Indians stay healthy and young for a long time
Indians not only take care of their health on the outside, but also focus on finding out the core problems inside. They care about the stomach and the digestive system
Scientific application
This is the perspective of chickens being raised in captivity like the way humans have to experience in the movie The Matrix
Architecture student André Ford has proposed a new system of captivity for chicken farms, and the model is no different from the way we humans are kept in captivity in t…
New technology
The world's most intelligent traffic management system
The new Melbourne project will use AI, deep learning algorithms and predictive modeling to reduce travel times, emissions and traffic congestion.
Space science
Astronomers have narrowed down the location of the most mysterious planet in the Solar System
Now, astronomers are edging closer to uncovering one of the biggest mysteries in decades - the ninth planet in the Solar System - a giant planet, which may be orbiting t…
New technology
Cheetah robot can learn to run to overcome its own speed limit
Thanks to 'learning', the MIT Institute's new robot has taught itself to run to continuously break its own personal best pace.
AI - Artificial intelligence
The Achilles' heel of artificial intelligence, AI is not as omnipotent as people think
At the end of the 20th century, mathematician Steve Smale came up with a list of 18 unsolved problems, the last of which dealt with the limits of human and machine intel…
Science Events
X-37B: Compact spaceship with outstanding US capabilities
The X-37B is an American unmanned self-propelled space plane that worries rivals like China and Russia.
Conquer Mars
Using astronaut urine and solar energy to create fuel on Mars
Engineers are working on a system that converts astronaut urine into fuel on Mars using solar energy.
Space science
The observatory caught the signal of 97 newly born 'Solar System'
VLA and ALMA, humanity's two heavy-duty radio astronomical observatories, have collected spectacular data sets of 97 fledgling stars with protoplanetary disks.
Science story
Combining chaos theory and geometry, the mathematician received the prestigious Abel Prize
Dennis Sullivan was awarded the 2022 Abel Prize, one of the most prestigious prizes in mathematics, for his contributions to the fields of topology and dynamical systems.